Mark L. Fowler

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Mark S. Fowler served as chair of the Federal Communications Commission from May 18, 1981 to April 17, 1987. Appointed by Ronald Reagan, he led repeal of the Fairness Doctrine and spearheaded the deregulatory trend in telecommunications policy, and was a proponent of deregulation of television stations, and radio ownership laws.

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Dark Minds

B. A. Morton, Jim Ody, Anita Waller, A. S. King, Louise Jensen, David Evans, April Taylor, Nick Jackson, Betsy Reavley, Ross Greenwood, Lucy V. Hay, Lisa Hall, Alex Shaw, Tara Lyons, S.E. Lynes, Alex Walters, A.J. Sendall, Charlie Flowers, Jane E. James, Paul D. Brazill, Paul Gitsham, Stephen Edger, Pete Adams, Emma Pullar, Bernie Steadman, Richard T. Burke, Tony R. Cox, JT Lawrence, Ron Nicholson, KA Richardson, L J Ross, Joel Hames, Simon Maltman, Steve Dunne, Peter Best, Tess Makovesky, M.A. Comley, Roz White, Mark L. Fowler, Hannah Haq, Jenna-Leigh Golding

Red Is the Colour

Mark L. Fowler

Dark Minds

B. A. Morton, A.S. King, Jim Ody, Anita Waller, Louise Jensen, David Evans, April Taylor, Nick Jackson, Betsy Reavley, Ross Greenwood, Lucy V. Hay, Lisa Hall, Alex Shaw, Tara Lyons, S.E. Lynes, Alex Walters, A.J. Sendall, Charlie Flowers, Jane E. James, Paul D. Brazill, Paul Gitsham, Stephen Edger, Pete Adams, Emma Pullar, Bernie Steadman, Richard T. Burke, Tony R. Cox, JT Lawrence, Ron Nicholson, KA Richardson, L J Ross, Joel Hames, Simon Maltman, Steve Dunne, Peter Best, Tess Makovesky, M.A. Comley, Roz White, Mark L. Fowler, Hannah Haq, Jenna-Leigh Golding

Mark L. Fowler

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